Agile Automotive for SPICE Scrum Master Training

Agile Automotive for SPICE Scrum Master Training Course

Course Duration: 2 Days - 8 Hours/day

Product development as the innovation engine for growth and sustainability. Software and hardware solutions are becoming increasingly complex and sophisticated. Product development cycles are getting shorter and shorter. Having stable and provable development processes has become critical to sustainability. Suppliers must demonstrate confidence in these abilities to their customer or face the risk of losing future contracts or being forced into less profitable orders. In the automotive industry this has led to the rapid adoption of Automotive SPICE (ASPICE) as the common development framework by automotive OEMs. ASPICE provides the structure (the what) for designing and assessing the development processes for software and hardware systems. Agile product development techniques are proven tools and methods (the how) for teams to work efficiently and effectively in a collaborative environment. Agile ASPICE bring the what and the how together in a powerful product development process.

This two-day course will provide participants with an in depth understanding for the Agile Scrum Master for automotive applications within Automotive SPICE PAM 3.1 covering system engineering and software engineering (the red outlined boxes in the below ASPICE model).

Combining Agile with SPICE leads to accelerated time to market launches with less risk, fewer design loop backs, and greater confidence that product decisions made during development meet customer requirements.

Students will learn how Agile methods align with the ASPICE framework and how together they can deliver successful new products in a third the time vs. traditional waterfall methods

Consumers are demanding more innovation faster. And product designers need to stay ahead of this, and their competition. Efficient, stable development processes are needed in order to deliver this with confidence. Products that take multiple years to develop risk being obsolete before they enter the marketplace.